Sega Genesis Games

The Sega Genesis, branded as the Mega Drive overseas, is a 16-bit home console engineered by Sega's hardware R&D team under Hideki Sato; its Motorola 68000 and Zilog Z80 dual-CPU design delivered arcade-quality scrolling, signature "Blast Processing" speed, and hit franchises like Sonic the Hedgehog, launching first in Japan on October 29 1988, then North America on August 14 1989, and Europe and Australia on November 30 1990.